By Melody Nadal Aka Ody Munson, sketch by Sir Robert Alejandro.

The collaboration of a poet and an artist in the world of art brings such joy and magic.

Will there be fundamental criticism?
If there is an inspirational poem, aside from a heartwarming recital of an emotional poet, there is a memorable sketch of a descriptive, artistic artist.

“I’ll write it, you paint it.”
A picture paints a thousand words.

The meaning a poet concealed, inscribed by the painter, sealed its amazing story.
Who is holding the key?
Who can open the door, the gateway to its haven?

It is the epitome of poetry and the art of painting, and its mastery.

Sir Robert, thank you for the painting you made for my poem.
Heaven’s doors are opening.
Please tell me I’m not dreaming.

Mountains gathered around, embraced me, and we are giving you a bow.
Zeus from Mount Olympus scatters its volts of lightning.
A mark of celebrations from the angels from above, with the nymphs down at the very depth of the calm ocean, are cheering.

The sleeping princess was in its awakening.
Love for humanity was appearing.
Inspiration and motivation.

Mother of Art, here we are, your children.
In the name of Art and Poetry, to you we are praising.